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Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

Sort / Ntarts Maaneo pil Ser /
1biiteo fuline ieires ct poerit ijeloent
Sor9erju6il9unt, ibet samle Sabelma9er
Sabner oa bar oreuet bette 6aanopnrf
Der i Sgen i 60 gtar, og BERTH tommer
Oct manlfe ~eneItaacnbe Sili9loe / belle
2anpet, at Subilaren, Der iaar Iploer
80 Gar, enonu er raft ps r6ri9 % ar
beioer ueO i'm BrOiesiion, lom pm ban
FIN bar 80 Nar. "0aonou9rteripre=
nlngen" paat2nfer / a%nleoning al Subj.
lGrt at arran9ere en- Set for ben 9amle
0GOersbor9er.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Hu6IenS Q~frntfa.gaIpe.

Tette er ben beoite Salse | Tsroer fo'
siaar, cprepen Sub, Saar, Tarfeiaar, Sal
8beum, Seberiaar, lloilGt, Stab, 5roiibnl
Der, 2istcrne % ale Suoipsoomme % be!
breoer albeles Piles, os bpis ben life sisr bet
sa frepes insen Detailing. Ten er sarantere
at VulIe sisre fuloitanbis Spleeft, slers faa'
man Vensene tilbase. Yris IS Gents pr
QgRe. Salses hos
9. 6. Iontsomerp & 90.
Deesrah, Soma, os paa apotbefer ! aae an
bre Bper.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

"a 0usmano q, 6. @raup iorleocn
car / Seigg bO5 lin Nabo, fom De /
Slammeri meo b%inonoen, % unOer bette
grcb 6prItnnpntc jim &nio % bi6ra9tc
oermeb i'm MObpart ilere, BOG life lar
lige Saar, bporpna BAN fOrfeieoe Jig
bort. San blep inart anbplot p9 brn9t
til 9(rrei ten / 6iorring.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
transport al 0eife ira 9anmarf I'll

transport al 0eite ira 9anmarf til
6rn1frig. s I~nleonin9 al, at Ser /
anore 8laoe far paret Dtret Spipl ON,
Dcoroibt 6iennemiurief al 6eite ira
Dannorf til 6rautris fan tillaoes oper
5DoIftano, eIter at bette 9anb bar mo-
lteot 6orbno MOB al 0eitloi9riel, oplp.
ler "56itco Amt5au.", at 9jennemsaa=
enoe &o9nlaonin9er 6eite, beitemte fra
0anmnrt birette til 6ranfris, uben
0inorin9 finne pasiere oper tpIt Cert
torium, boorimOO bcres Spitalonitg III.
b. life er tiaaot paa Stationer / 5pif
Lamb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

Der er 10 Metaler, iom er mere
puroiiulpe enb Cub, men Der firoes
life nuset aessmiboel iom gisslOips
Positive Cure for SOite % 6ortlslelle.
st burtist ps bebaselist Ntiooel Ior
spabumme i Salien % 2unserne. so
Gents "a 81. 1ilialss hos s. ..
Wontaomerp Il 80. (Nfarfs).
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

boortil pglaa, foruoen ben n9onte 5or=
erlrs, ben inore Misiion bar tiliast i'm
Mteopirfnins, CT bet Meuinsen, at ben
npe &irfe ltal banne ct Nnner / Soban=
nes Soau paa Ngrrebro.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

IflfeNiget SberIt al Sn9cnierforpiet,
Yif6. Meper, apmmanoor al 0annes
6rpa Oh Gannebrpgsmano, Der / en-
lang 9larratfe bar liGret penlioneret, er
300, 70 9lar gamnel.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

Spparteren: "Sr. Baron. henne
8ei, 6r. 8arpn!" - Gen Geiienoe.
"8alo mig life Baron, jeg er aloe.e3
life a6elis." = Gpoarteren: "Aa je9
Der, BET sjpr Sngenting; Der Tiger ri
6r. Baron til en6per SluIt."
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Gan III art.

,%,,,ouOriuaen. ajcbenbauns $Olis
's@r (aOer foruoen ben almlnoeliSe
's,,.tnino ouer ~&iobenDapns Eolts
a;rgom6co psiaa uoarbeiSe andre
k.siTe gcretninser, b%eriblanOt O8iaa
1t,tiitit ouer llp%patorin9en meo
f.sfrnois 0p9jorelie al Nntollet Al DC
.t.,,r Ser ereuooanoreOc oelS oirefte,
:.5;r,fte pper &~jo6enbaun, builfen
.,roriro ian fontroueres ~igjennem DC
4, ga,nfcrne afiluttcbc aontratter.
;~,,,lioocr aQerepe en- laaoan Sps
...fe ipr 1886, buoraf bet ices, at
T., grr or o;r uboanoret ialt S77l
..;,r,y StorIteoclen bar MtGno,
f,nra $3.50, mebens Gntalet al &pin=
l. mr. 1853, % &eiten bar Sprl. Aae
H. uSoanorcre bare DOG life fra 9an=
"a 4ie6en6aun lcperebe 1888 %
eyrioc Qanmarf Ago, &eIten fom
|, r,laaod, oerai ira Soerj9 2417.
a.lf al u%0vauorcrnc to8e til Noro=
I~,ri,,. ntnlli9 1889 til &c forcneoe
[asu d 50 til aunaba; G65 reilte til
[nSsmuifd % Ggoairifa (oerai plltnof
rnstCam til SraiiIien) rs 6e9noe
|, fl antralieu % 9tD 3eelauo % s
EGg5ra. Qjrettc til Anterifa bleu Der
\, 7nrmart 6eiorDret 348I 8crIoner,
rSms 1861 ~crpcOerebes uper %loenlfe,
kaf o. bcl8iite @apne, oJ34i1 aireilte
Sr,lg til Gu9laub % pioere. S Oct
rrgnte 2lntal al l~loponorere ere Dog
|Rbmonerue life m~eorc9neoe, oa De life
,l &pntrdfter, men ere reilte til eng
Isrp "a Dtrfra uioere til uta6, NntaQet
oi:ie Gmi3rantcr bare ifjor 591,
furai l23 NIauo % 232 apinper,
(tnr 8Jrn. &li oct iamlebc 2lntal
klauoauOuaaorere bare Dog FIN 354
h Qanmayt; 23l bare ira Sueri9 %
I23 ia Storage.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
SnOiamlinocn / Niprrina Mint

Snoiamlia8cn / @iorrin9 Mint.
"&eniDsiel 3ioenoe" meooeter; 6jpr.
ring Nmt3 0enlotratiife Screenings pan
Wrmo Al @eirli9et cnonu life illttebe
enchanting iii %&jObenDauns Grru9enoe
-er iorelobis op9jort. Der CT itbfommet
24Sl ar. / Yeu9e iant mango 6poepa
rer % &lGber.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

Gn Carer giorbe en- 3iicipel Ilere
Sppr9smaal, uoen al oenne at Iaa no
get Spar.
"Mten fan Gu ba life ct eneite Sppr9s=
maal?" lplrgte 2erercn Gr9erlig.
$50" ioareoe @utten, fan leg Iaa
Sop til at gjgre SpOrgsnaal, ba bar je9
NOT al bent, set ialoer mig lettere enn
at lpare paa benz"
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
VII M &irfe | Gipbcuhauu. g}po(

a., '""'' StJuutitUuuW. 9lu9lt
;,s, a'' 'Sl0oenbaun BABE iiplse "@att."
.I'uae' en- Enchanting iblanot unse
|sis.' Sanmarf til Snbfjpb al en-
.,," Ger er ncmlis ifet 9ilbub til
b. p"a'a9ell IOr Opiprslie af imaa Sir
,%"i'0enbapn" ON, at Ell i glaa=
u, SaOe llasenoe Sefttirte, lom rum-
has. w. QUO Mennefer, fan faces til
In y. VT 70 $4,000 Ser, naar .Sanbel
.l'A'ies til @ai, % ct pasieuoe
II. slorss oeo aiubet. 2pftes bel
ven N0rnpSne aapital tilueiebraat
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

Gus. Srober9, ben beilenote Damp.
i~tibsageut 80 y. Single Str, Chicago, SIT,
er M tonnten tiIba8e ira Sueri8e, buor ban
bar glort f%oroslaBtt9e NrranBcmenter for
10 :tmcnoe G%migranters 8eoIle % 8etplnts
m~eli34eo. Sau iGl9er M 8iletter til Nnes
rita ior A5eet#4tefi ior ct 2lar. 2j.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

6~iriinger ipne5 bog life at pare iad
ijclbne, iorn niat atia9er. S Giaaret
1875 So er Ser ifolse ben nDs uOtomre
6poielsitatiitit 2 @angc ipbt 5irlingef.
g famine IioSrnin er Ser 90 Ganae
igbt SpiQinoer Der / 9dnOet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
arrtlstlt NoreOya0sbOl0er. @IteI

arrti!crlt 5ureOra8sBul0er. Otter
fvo0 "Si6' CT" bar erIaret, CT Den
trae &crion, Ser reiitc rlrbt / 6jenosz
tm,Wg 6crreOer loui 6preora98boioer
Fg9r Qt0iagelie Al Ell al &ciitres les
fN0t 0Ian0 pan @gnet, MI arrelteret.
H0tr 50r6orcne er Oct oplpit, at bans
Eoyg0yag %naunii9 git I'D paa at fpr5ers
se BEN itanlte &cOpluticn % an6elale
ayocltipu Der / 2onoet, for at 6plfet
(ui5Hnem tuaoe irigjdre li9. airicrne
il.N ne0ripeS % jGpnes meo SOroeH,
"@uos ORB ct limpclt % iGunt, ,pg
prior Ital @uos0aienc ogiaa uare iinpie
jGpne." &rRitcrne3 Gmbeosora9t
alotc IAN for Niaiteraocora9t, % De
FrieII9e Geremonter bete9ueoe ban paa
5reaoc DtaaOe. Get, Der lDneS at
Fagt 9Jort melt 3rotrpt paG GilBorerue,
ar Dc mango Iremmeoe Orb % 9taune,
F2rmco 9ais 6oreorag ont Den frantic
FROo,utJQn p0r lpGftet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Wtoroercn Mlarinus Serien far III

W0r0crca Warinls SenIen bar III
for Gsicsipr Bird %peo9nact, at BET par
bans beitemte 6cniist at mproe Gsprz
oerling, oa ban / Saloiesaoe faiteoe
Stcnctc neS pga BAN. 9au foo Is
Mariten / 3 Glnge ialoe ttcb paa int
@amnerat % brabte BAN paa Steoet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
st Barn iueo to 0Dueoer.

&ipbenbapu bpeuoe Some er oisle 0ase
neofcmmeu meo ct Sarn, Der ifpl9e
"@piien" bar TO 9oueoer; Barnet leper
enpnll % beiinber ia bel.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

Jrn 0anicn, Gtfe citer Ben al 2ttfi-
n%eiernc idu9ne % / 6angenita6 bobe
&aptein 8ilb. Sanien, er ifOl9e "Seiti.
09bl." Ill fcmmcn bjent % opbOloer fig
Dp3 fin 6anilie i @oroin9bOrg. 6rr
pauicn, Der MATTE bele 5an0enitabei
mco fiji, Wtauo, befinber Jig otter Ont
ItRuoi06eotrne Def.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

Stor 5iObrauO. 8jer99ooroen /
0nl6D Spgn, tjlborenoe Erpp. sc. Nielz
len er ben Ste 5ebr., ST. 3 ON Nattan,
totalt neo6renOt. vi Snbboet reobeoes
taH ct Stnb mco noget 9inueb. 0ess
noen ilbe6rHnote 9 Seite, 30 Sjer, 4
Spin ldnt nle SmaatreatHrerne. Sprpis
tetite ira aploin9 returnereoe igaar
MOr9es ST. 81. 8ranoiurbOr blcu up=
tdget ON 6%ormiooa9eu.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

5000 Nsenter eniiss itrar til at inlse b
fineIte 8iitttort be Joreneoe Slater. aas
tpe MtpnTtre ior 1887. 8reoer oip. 4gents
Stpre 3rpuebe0er % Gents. Ru er bet ~
ben til at ttsne 4ense. Stor aommlsi,on %
pens Srerier slpes bort.
SoIts M~inncapolis, garb Co.,
W~tnneapeliS. Wtnr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
alt Wnligt.
SLENDER Su Wiiis ST.

"Nlen6er IN Wiils 81" "a,
bun er min beoite 8eninoe, ri far ingen
9emmeli9beoer for b%inonoen." IA
fan On fnnife iise mig, bucr sammel
bun en-" 4Nei, iaa iortrOlige CT III
life, at bun FAR iust mig oet."
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

Te Serrer 8ieie & BRIGGS 5ouhDr
Winneiota, bar iifret fig al gr.E cpnsC ouga
Killer iaint al 3r. Eouns German Vsee
able Blood Purifyer Oct er fcrtrtniisi
llieler baabe Ipm 0tebicin / Rprcs % Sc
ueripgoomne, Tom c9iaa iom gloSreniers
Intet bsbre iinses. Juriss BEN! Gaa II
7eres Grussiit % forlans BEN!
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

gGreriube luua Mlbreftien al Mer-
lple er bgmt til 400 &runers Mulft
for eli %G(ui3artifel, inbeboloeuoe 6or=
nGrmclier ON Gitrup % bans Wtini
iterium. Sum bar oereiter enOuiosre
iaaet Miiteo fra i'm 8oit iom 2nrerinoe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Soumarfs NplfemGuabe anIoges

IWHHIUIIY OUIIIHIWUBUt UT1T'V3V1
ueb llo9ansen al iorrise Gar til 1890
900, Suerises til 4,7l0,O00 os Iorses
100000.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

|. BDI5d sig. s Nopember Mauneb
a. 'proanot temnteli9 ipOrlpit @anrb.
E4' J'r9en yIielicu al 6iemloie ueo
|~''sls. 3an iorlub iipl9e "aSi, 9tu."
|. 9I'm, iom bet iormentes paa @runb
"3't'aoe ptOnOmilte 6or6olo, ps tps
+ "j'o'l9aOn, men Der iorioauot hans
'' O9 lang 9io bprte Snsen ira
ger bieo ioretasen llnoeriDsclier,
r. !" 0'F TOM tn8en Oplpsninser til Teie
~ g'rn' % Oct untoses cerfor, at ban
!, ''ll 10 al 9anoet, os ipst til Pine.
% pans 6oripinben er imiblertio
y S''o't opfloret, ioet ban eftcr Surlp-
X. l'F laa Gage lioen er blepen inn
~ 'Vm zig / ariItianslunbs Sfop peb
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

"9{el, 0r. &laulen."
2Rreren / Ell be6reioenoe Zone:
"@ten, Senien, 9u lpm Ell ben rlbIte
her i&la3ien, buroe bog funne lu9te BET"
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

Jor meget iurlangt. Qareren: seq
oeo life, men BET i%oretommer mig belle
at BET lugter iaa pnOt Der i
ala8iet, Senien, fan On life tu9te
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

GUinosnS Stemaerct. ScItDrelieu
'Qonit &uinoeiamiunn" 6ar lat Cir
lIaticn Ell 2Ioresle, Duori &i9soaSen
E9'orCrc@ til at cottage At ST. Bajer
@TtnIaitc 2oOicrIlag ON "&alg al 8or
sHteqrc'catantcr / &jobenbaUn", bpori
13cIttmmtlie tiQG9ger &uinOer Sicm
t'ret og Sol9barDc6 urber famine @il-
taar iom @iano. G~cltprclien 9enoiier
F@tailitiit 3obe(uGrf for 1886, boori
Wy ntoocle5, at Ser / &i06enbaOn fin-
w 5000 &oiuocr ion CT pspnomiite
S'S@pcdoucr.
y Siattcbo8cn ior 1886 frcutoaar
Ct %So'ocrc, at Der / ajs6cnbapn fit.
[.'@ 5000 loinbeti9e Sfattcpoert, %
'St latter 6cnoco $500 al en- anita
Sa JnotFat pan minbIt 1000 9r. 6per.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-09-29
An Inquiry.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Just before
tho breaking out OF the war the cornerstone of
the University of the South, at Sewanee, Tenn,
was laid with much ceremony and valuable
articles were deposited under it, Some mex
pensive houses had been erected and extensive
preparations made for the construction of the
University buildings. The Federals came into
possession of Tennessee in 1862, and spread all
over the State. Destruction was going on
everywhere as the armies swayed to and fro.
The buildings at Sewanee were burned 10 the
ground and almost all traces of what had been
done were obliterated. The cornerstone, a
block of marble weighing six tons, was broken
up and entirely removed. Amongst the arti-
cles placed under the stone was a valuable
the venerable Bishop of Vermont All the
typographical maps and reports of the Engineer
Corps, showing the pecularities of local posi-
ton, the elevation above the sea level, etc,
and various other articleswere removed from
the iron safe in which they were kept and car
ried of. lt seems almost impOssible-at this
late day, % years after the event-to suppose
that anything taken from that locality is still
in existence; yet this letter is written with the
hope and desire that if anything taken from
there is in the hands of any Federal soldier, IL
is desired that the same-no matter how small
the article-shall be returned. The time has
come when such things arc returned if an op.
portunity is given. lfany article, map or any
thing else carried away from Sewanee is still
in existence, and this meets the eye of the
party now in possession, it is requested thai
they be returned to me.-P. NJ. RADFoRD
Commander, Post No. i, Nashville, Tenn.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-09-29
CRoCKER'S BRIGADE.
Reunion of this Famous Hawkeye Organization


The fourth biennial Reunion of Crocker's
Iowa Brigade was held at Davenport Sept. 2I
and %. Gen. Belknap, President of the society,
called the business meeting to order at the
Burtis Opera House, and after announcing
standing committees, the reports of officers were
received, that of the Corresponding Secretary
showing an enrolment at the present time OF
2, 100 members, and that of the Treasurer show
ing receipts to the amount of $1,000; disburse-
monts, $716.55. In the afternoon visit was
paid the Government Island, and at night an
open Campfire was held at the Opera House, at
which addresses were made by Mayor Claussen,
Gen. Belknap, ex-Govs. Sherman, Gear and
Others.
Among those present were Senator w. B.
Allison, ex-GOvs. KirkwOOd, Gear and Sher-
man, Judge Day Mayor McArthur and Gen.
Belknap. In the morning there was fnestreet
parade. The war-wOrn battleaags and State
banners, borne by each regiment in line, were
kept together by netting, which inclOses it.
One flag of each regiment thus carried, was
borne in the battle before Atlanta, June 21,
1864. Council Bluffs was selected as the next
place of meeting, the time being the third
Wednesday and Thursday in September, 1889.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Gen. William w. Beknap; V.-P's, s. 8.
Lytle. G.. III. RaGsdale. Benjamin Johnson,
Peter Kiene jr; Rec. Sec, Capt. j. NJ. MunrOe,
Aluscatne; Cor. Sec. Col. III. III. Rood, Mount
vernon Treas, COrpI Peter klene, Jr., DuOu-
que. A motion to make sons of members over
16 years of age members was tabled after vig-
orous discussion. George b. Pray was chosen
orator for the next year. A letter of respect
was sent Mrs. Croker and daughter Mary a5
Albuquerque, N. NJ. A number of resolutions
were adopted among them being one of a warm
character, abiding in fervent terms to the serv-
ices of Gen. Belknap, and referring to his 55th
birthday The regiments afterward held sepa-
[ hrTfrn II
its Reunion with grand banquet at the Olym-
pic Theater in the evening
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-09-29
The Ozone in the Mountain Air.

Crowds OF people journey TO the Catskills,
White Mountains, and Alleghanies every
Summer TO get cured of the hay fever The
ozone with which the mountain air is more or
less charged unquestionably has beneficial
effect. But the proportion of cures is not large.
Nobody is likely 10 tako hay fever at an eleva-
ton of three or four thousand feet, but the peo-
pie who carry it there in their systems do not
always secure relief. "Get well at home, then
enjoy the mountains" is good advice Drs.
Starkey & Palen, 1929 Arch St., Philadelphia,
Pa, with their Home Treatment of Compound
oxygen, have cured hay fever, bronchitis, asth-
ma aud other throat and lung affections. Send
TO them for pamphlet on the subject, which
will be forwarded free.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-09-29
WISCONSIN,

The survivors of the 2sth Wis. held a Re-
union at Milwaukee recently The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Col. E. b. Gray; V.-P. John Matheson,
ElkhOrn; Sec'y, $. r. Bell, Milwaukee; His
torian, Byron Taylor, Whitewater; Treas,
George Vanderpool, Mukwanago. It was de-
cided to hold the next Reunion in the city OF
Milwaukee. After the business meeting a
recess was taken until III O'Clock, when tho
boys assembled to listen TO speeches by Hon.
Il. ID. Weeks, Col. Gray and Gen. Fairchild.
After the speeches the ladies Of the Relief
Corps served dinner at the Rink, and then the
veterans dispersed TO their several homes we'll
pleased with their entertainment and the ex-
periences of their meeting.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-09-29

tNoTIcE-Organizatiu holding Reunions this
year having or making rosters, will favor US by
transmitting copy thereof To THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE for file and future reference.-EDITCR
NATIoEAI. TRIEUSE.l
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-09-29

George L. Crawford: At The meeting OF the
Society of the 1st. Va, at Wheeling, recently,
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Lieut. Col. Henry Hubbard; V.-Ps., Jas.
A. Henry, Thos. III. Mckee, NJ. q Smiley, John
z. LogsdOn, John. T. Baird, JOsn l.. Shepherd,
Thos. Lloyd, ThOs. Reed, Robert Guy, Samuel
Leeeh; Rec Sec'y, C.. Il. Irwin, Wheeling Cor.
Sec'y, Geo. 3. Crawford, Wellsburg; Executive
Committee, Col. Henry Hubbard, James L.
Morrow, j. VI. Lytle, G.. Il. Irwin, Geo. B. Craw-
ford; Treas, Chas j. Rawling.
ThOs Skies, President. Huntington: After
consulting with several of the comrades of the
SD Ohio / have concluded that inasmuch as
the National Encampment meets ut St. Louis on
Sept. 81 %, 30 so and Oct. I, that it will be in-
expedient to hold the Reunion of our regiment
as contemplated, on Oct. and Z. The Re-
union is therefore postponed until next year.
Due notice will be given Of time and place
through the press.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-09-29
NEW YORK

OHIO
JAS. T. Stewart A. A.-G., Springfield: Believing
THAT a word or two from our scmi-annual EucamD-
meni might be Of interest. 1 will detail a. briefly
or possible some Of its features additional 10 the
Official program herewith Enclosed. The Encainp-
lnent was held al Fountain Park. Piqua on sept.
2, ana y, ino was "a complete success in every
way, except possibly 10 point Of numbers OF Grand
Army men present. This latter fact can be account
ed foT 10y The number Of the old bows Who are CON.
tonpating the coming 81 Louis trip, aud Ohio h
hwarmlng full OF rcgimenta Reunions so that il
could not be expected 20 have an overwhelming
crowd. On the sth inst. all the trains had 10 be
from three 10 five hours late aud one corporation
lost bridge all of which seriously hand ieaDued a
larger attendance. The Department Commander
accompanied by A. A.-G Stewart and % M
Gen. Wallace, arrived AT Piqua on Tuesday evening
ana promptly opened thc camp on the following
morning. The camp named ia honor of Past
Solntlhndcr X. Is. Brown, and was a most beautiful
Gnd charming spot well ada ted naturally for stloll
occasions. some 300 wall tCnts were pitched well
pOiiced, well wntcred, aud al under the careful
and competent supervision Of the CamD Com.
mnndnnt Col. Jas. j.. Shellcnbcrger Of Piqua Tic
following program was officially PROMULGATED
aud complied with, far as practicable:
Nednesday-Foreno Reception of Posts and
assignment 10 quarters 10y the Commandant OF
Camp, Comrade James r. Shellenberger Faoll
P"st Commander, Immediately upon arrival in
camp, VIII az once report TO the Assistant Adiu.
thnt-1cnerai, giving name and number Of his Post
the number Of comrades in attendance and
whether accompanied by band or not DeDart,
ment officers will report 20 the Assistant Quar-
iernasler General Tor assignment 10 quarters
Adeais viii be served in camp at mess halls Break
iasl, TO O'Clock a. n.i dinner, ll:30 a. m 10 l:3
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WEST VIRGINIA.

George n. Beer. Queens: Reuben Maher Post
was organized over a year ago. and now numbers ~
members and is still increasing. No hall has been
built yet, but steps have been taken looking toward
the erection Of one soon the financial condition OF
majority of the comrades are live GAP men, and
enthusiastic in its cause. Re-olutio passed
condemuing the action OF President Cleveland in
pension matters. and recommending the passage OF
the Dependent Pension Bill, and others pertaining
10 the claims OF veterans upon the Government.
but 10y some cause were not published. The Post
was presented with beautiful silk flag costing
Sil.55. 10y the loyal ladies of Alton and vicinity al
our last meeting. Long may IL wave. and may the
conduct 81 all Of be such that IL will bring no
disgrace upon IL.
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